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Anurag Kashyap on the contrast in his Bad Cop character Kazbe – He’s trying to run a family and he’s having fun
A little more about Anurag Kashyap's Bad Cop character Kazbe was unveiled a day back
Jun 08, 2024
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A day into Bad Cop trailer finally being out and us getting to know more about Anurag Kashyap’s Kazbe, the filmmaker has explained what his character is really all about. One could easily spot the contrast in the character in the small promo as well. Kazbe is someone who has no tolerance level but at the same time, he is also all hearts for his family and will have fun. The filmmaker-actor explained the same thing in a recent interview, adding why Kazbe is not as villainous as some might have made him to be.
What Anurag said
While conversing with News18, Anurag Kashyap said that he loved the idea of Kazbe in prison and operating from there. The thing is, Kazbe, despite his deadly nature, is very attached to his family. This could take one back to the classic story of the Mexican drug lord, Pablo Escobar, who would kill but not let a fly harm his family. Anurag’s Bad Cop character might be a villain but the actor explains that he’s not the bad guy at all times. “In his head, he’s trying to do business and he’s trying to run a family and he’s having fun,” he signed off.
The trailer
Also read: Bad Cop - Gulshan Devaiah and Anurag Kashyap team up for ‘fierce cop vs deadly villain’ drama
Bad Cop trailer was unveiled a day back, and it saw Anurag Kashyap give us a new definition of ABCD. Gulshan Devaiah is the main protagonist on the show, and he is seen in a double role, Karan-Arjun. Although Karan is still a cop (bad cop), Arjun is a retired one and the brothers are not in talking terms. The show also stars Harleen Sethi as one of the leads. She plays Karan’s wife and senior.
More about the show
Bad Cop is the Indian adaptation of the 2017 German show, Bad Cop: Kriminell Gut. The Indian version is penned by Rensil D’Silva and directed by Crakk helmer Aditya Datt. Also starring Saurabh Sachdeva and Aishwarya Sushmita in pivotal roles, the show will release be available from streaming on Disney+Hotstar from June 21.
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